Josh Einiger
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101 appearances
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1 series
first heard Apr 2026
last heard 11 Apr
Josh Einiger’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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You're going to see Mission Specialist Jeremy Hansen.
You'll see Victor Glover, the pilot, and then ultimately the commander, Reid Wiseman.
You will see them emerge, and then they're going to be standing there for a little bit to get their legs back.
This will be the first time they will have stood in a gravity environment in 10 days, right?
Then helicopters are going to hoist them up, two per helicopter.
We know that
Christina Cook and Victor Glover are going to be in one helicopter, the first one, and then Jeremy Hansen and Reid Wiseman in the other.
And the choppers will then land on the USS John P. Murtha, which is just a little bit off camera.
It's not that far away from what we're looking at right now, where they will go through medical testing, make sure that they are in good shape.
And then it'll be, we're told...
up to the astronauts to determine what they do next.
Will they then go, eventually, they will be flown to San Diego, to Naval Station San Diego.
What will they do?
Will they spend the night there?
They have the opportunity to spend the night there.
They also have the opportunity to fly back to Houston, really, at their convenience.
Tomorrow, we are told, a NASA Gulfstream is ready to fly them back here to Houston, where there will be a welcome event and ceremony, and they will be back home here in Houston after this
epic and record-shattering journey.
Yes, Jen.
So the medical person in charge of the medical situation who is currently on board with the crew just a few minutes ago called back to mission control and said the status of all four astronauts is green.
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